Cura Settings for Retraction and Raft on Creality Ender 3 or CR-10 Mini
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- Chuck shows you two important Cura Settings for Retraction and Raft on Creality Ender 3 or CR-10 Mini. He explains how to adjust them to get zero strings and easy to remove rafts in this episode of Filament Friday. The settings will work on just about any 3D Printer but he tested them on the Creality Ender 3, Geeetech A10, CR-10 and CR-10 Mini and all of them worked perfectly.
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This video is old. I’ve incorporated the changes into my Cura profiles.
www.chepclub.com/cura-profiles.html
How come the retract speed has been changed back to "old" values around 45 in the new profiles?
Because Creality upped the default max from 25mm/sec to 45mm/sec in firmware.
So what's the final "verdict" here? 6mm retraction, and 25mm retract speed? Unless updated Creality firmware ?
it still doesn't work for me, I have these weird branch thingies whenever I print it. Not all the way inside but kind of to the sides.
Same here... I just cannot get this to print clean. Tried it all. Chep's, ChazMeister's, MakersMuse's profiles always stringy as can be. Starting to think it must be the filament. Using eSun PLA+.
Glad we got that stringing sorted. Weird watching a TH-cam video that mentions you. I appreciate the link in the description too. Thanks for all the useful videos!
Awesome mate thanks !
Thanks for sharing your profile, much appreciated. Cheers.
3 years later, I had to revisit this video. Thanks
listen to this guy..rafts are my new best friend...stuff just pops off when done...and gives the bottom a cleaner surface too...very helpful..thank you ..
Thank you so much for the explanation. I was having a hard time printing pillars 9cm high and 4mm diameter and was getting a wobbled finish at the top. These worked brilliantly. The raft settings have made a huge difference.
Absolutely love the signal to noise ratio in your videos. So much wealth in ~5 minute videos !
Please continue doing videos like this. Going in showing individual settings that fix specific problems are the most helpful to me great job in your filament is also an amazing thank you love that stuff
Can someone please add subtitles? I am deaf and I find CHEP to explain things way better than anyone else and I need this video right now. It isn't just for me but for others too!
See my other comment on this video. If your problem is stringing I think you have to change the setting "Combing mode" to "Not in skin", instead of "Off". The setting that CHEP changes in the video (retraction speed), perhaps makes little difference. If that's your problem you could aslo try the profile from @ChazMeister2 that is in the video description.
On TH-cam under the setting (the gear), it has a subtitles setting if he has them.
I like your delivery! You cut straight to the chase, no bull.
Trapping a ptfe tube between the coupling and nozzle is a great idea. I use a Festo 4mm air line coupling in place of the printed one you show in the video. Same principle. Had my ender 3 for 2 months now and your videos have been invaluable.
Those raft settings are brilliant! I had trouble printing the Extruder Knob for my Ender 3 because the top had such a complex pattern that it didn't stick to the bed. One of the four "cloverleaves" kept coming loose and after 4 failed tries (changing bed temperatures, cleaning the bed with IP, seriously slowing down print speed, ...) I was ready to give up but then I remembered this video. Since the knob has a much larger flat area, I feared the raft would stick to it but no - it came off brilliantly, leaving no marks at all and it printed beautifully. I may use this for any model from now on that has a complex first layer.
THANK YOU for actually specifying the retraction settings that were changed and to what. This helped me tons on my current project. (Using Cura 4.8 and Creality Ender 3)
Chuck thank you, i have been puling my hair out as nothing was working, i went right back to the very begging of set up and started from there and still prints where fair at best. I applied these and the prints are bang on and looking amazing thank you for sharing and to the others whom have helped with these directions for people like me whom are so new and frustrated this has helped me so much
Glad I could help.
OMG - SAME HERE! Thank you, Chuck, You have saved me from throwing out my 3D printer to the trash and with these simple settings I now LOVE IT!! Well done sir!! Im a believer!
I had a profile that I thought was solid as it did test prints great, but when I started putting multiple objects on the same bed for simultaneous printing, oh my friggin god, you would not believe the stringing nightmare that resulted. And this was with combing and generous retraction on. I also went back to the default settings and changed just a few things. Stringing was reduced and the print head stopped bashing into my object when it was more than 5 hours in causing catastrophic print fail, but stringing was just as bad if not worse.
I've got a 3 model figure on now, but as soon as that's done this new setting is going in and I'm hoping for the best. It's already taken a week just to get a consistent bead out of this printer which turned out to be some bad parts from the factory that are slowly being replaced.
thanks for sharing the retraction trick. i would have never thought to slow down the retraction
Great videos and you're awesome for giving credit to the researchers that help refine our hobby!
I can safely say I have never found a more helpful channel on TH-cam. I’ve watched more of your filament Friday videos in the last week since getting my printer than I’ve watched anything else.
It’s also one of the most in depth video series I’ve ever seen. You explain what you’re going to talk about.... explain it in a way that I feel most people get.... show us an example or 2.... and move on. I love it. Not a 30 minute video. No fluff around the edges. Info that’s helpful and explained well.
I just wanted to say thanks. You’re a real help to us beginners, and I’m sure even skilled printers learn a thing or 2. Fantastic videos. Keep em coming. 10/10.
Thank you.
Appreciate your efforts! clear explenation of the issue you're facing and not only talk on the best solution avoiding generall terms, but really explain the parameters in depth with the theory behind it. You've earned an extra coffee, thank you!
Thanks! Been suffering from under-extrusion on some layers on small prints, and this is the key to that, too.
Came out perfect on cura 4.7.1 and ender3, great tip thanks!
Thank you for a very well explained description of these two topics.
Thanx, man. Totally cleared up the stringy webbing between points of travel!
I bought a Geetech A10 and it worked 100%.... Thanks
CHEP you rock i just finished printing with the new profile and wow just wow thanks so much for bringing together all these great videos with fantastic instructions to repeat your success :)
Top notch stuff right there. Been struggling with that stringing issue as well. Tested this right away and it works! Thank you.
Thanks to you Chep and of course Chadmeister and Angus! Love your channel, keep the great informative videos coming they've helped me out a lot
Thank you for this. Simple and to the point. WAY too many minutes of my day were wasted watching videos that were just not that great at fixing this
Why was this video so hard to find?
Life saver!
This guy is so helpful and informative 👍🏾
Thanks fella that 25mm/s setting also fixed my stringing issues on my Tevo Tornado!
Thank you, Chep! You are killing it with those videos!
Happy New Year Chuck! Wishing you continued success on your channel. I finally binned my Flashforge Dreamer (well not literally, I gave it to my nephews so they could learn a great new skill). I purchased a CR-10s after years of being limited to a tiny bed size. I love the freedom of a huge print volume.
Thanks for posting this! I finally got my first 3D printer, a CR-10 Mini, and have been working on dialing in my Cura settings and print speeds. I got things printing well at the default speed and started trying out higher speeds. I was getting a ton of stringing, so I did a quick google search and found this video (already subscribed, I just happened to miss it!). Changed the retraction speed from the default 60mm/s to 25mm/s and the default retraction amount from 5mm to 6mm as suggested and went from tons of stringing to almost none! Huge improvement!! Thanks for all the work you put into your videos, the information you've shared has already helped me a ton and not only this video!
Great feedback. Thanks.
12.07.22 noob with new neo max and these two items saved me from the massive migraine 3D printing was giving me. 👏
Thank you!! All your videos have helped so much!
Thanks Chuck, worked for my 3 printers all different builds.
Thanks for the info CHEP, helping a newbie out massive.
Chuck, just wanted to say thanks for your great videos. I've been so hesitant to by a printer, but watching your channel, Teaching Tech and Thomas Sanladerer have given me the confidence to buy a printer and get started! My Ender 3 gets here next week!
That stringing tip is great!
I must try these settings on Raft ASAP. This will be a game changer for me. 👌
Man, this worked also for me. Now my parts are clean from spider lines. Thank you very much for sharing
Thank you so much for this! I’ve been having a lot of problems and this is really going to help!!!
OMG! I have been fighting my Raise3D Pro2's heavy stringing for months and you have fixed it! Thank you!
That’s great.
Thank you for posting this.
ive been watching several different yt channels about 3d prinying i like yours the best so far.
Thanks! This fixed everything for me. Just got started and couldn’t figure out why the stringing was happening. The raft tweak worked like a charm for my adhesion problems to my glass bed too.
Thank you, gona try this config on my Artillery x1. Appreciate your channel and ChazMeister2
Excellent lesson. I am sure these videos take a lot of planning to make it appear so clear and yet concise. I am not only impressed with the knowledge of lesson, but with the production skill. I would love to see an off the normal topic video that discusses the process once you have decided on a topic, to script and create lessons with useful depth of knowledge yet short and to the point without needless info. You tell us just what we need to know to get it done. I can’t wait until the next Filament Friday to see what new wisdom you will share with us. Thanks
Wow, thanks.
Your videos are super helpful man! Appreciate it!
BAM just like that no stringing! PERFECT. Coincidentally I had just printed a CHEP calibration cube right before finding this video :)
Stringing is now completely gone on my Ender 3 thanks to these settings! Thanks so much! Just earned yourself a subscriber!
Glad it helped
saw makers muse vid on retraction then searched for cura retraction settings and came here, good vid mate ;)
this was SO helpful printing lucky 13 on my ender 3 pro!😀
thanks for sharing the knowledge.
Great info! Just what I needed!!! Thank you.
Very informative as usual my friend. I'll definitely try these settings on both my Ender and my Cr10 mini. I've learned how to get around my adhesion problems on small parts with tape and glue stick but I'm always looking for better solutions. Thank you for sharing with us.
Nice, thanks for sharing your experience👍😀
really liked the explanation
I know it's 2022 but I have no more little strings all over the place when my print is done. Thank you for this video. These settings are great.
While this page is old, I have a great discovery for built plate adhesion. I got sick of the factory Ender-3 plastic deck pretty quickly. I just couldn't get materials to stick to it. I don't like the idea of glue or spray so I switched to one of the spring-steel aftermarket plates. Has worked FABULOUSLY for a couple years now but recently I had trouble getting filament to stick to it. I cleaned it SPOTLESS, no grease (from hands) no contaminants of any kind. It got WORSE. Then I had an epiphany that solved the whole problem and it is BETTER now than it ever was!! The solution: 120 grit sanding roll. I sanded the plate across thoroughly, and front to back the same. I cleaned it completely again and voila!! Everything sticks awesome while it's hot and once cool it comes right off. Many items I used to have to use a raft for no longer require it.
Awesome video, Chuck! Thank you for this valuable and detailed information.
Pure gold! Thank you!
This will be very useful. Thanks again for sharing Chuck.
Love your enthusiasm. Wish I could be humble as you are sir when I reach your age.
Chuck thanks for this explanation. I have had a difficult time removing a raft from the model. No problem with it sticking to or removing from (after cool down) the build plate but sometimes very difficult removing the raft from the model. I'll try your settings.
You are Legendary Chuck!
Man that is freakin awsome. I have been trying and trying to get rid of stringing. One freaking setting cleared it all up. For simplify 3d people are gonna wanna make sure combing is on. I believe coming is the crossing parimeters setting. And drop retraction speed to 1500 which is the equivalent of the 25mm setting in cura. I still get a little stringing from simplify 3d but the difference is amazing. At one point i built a string test tower that took it from 4-15 and 4 came out the exact same as 15 total garbage. So big thanks to this video. Both you and angus hit alot of really great info on this one.
Bout to give this a try! Thanks!
Very informative and practical video!
wow that work so great on my alfawise u20! no more string! thanks a lots.
Testing the settings on my ender3 now.
I have made this, ans the result is Amazing , you are the king
New to 3D printing. Your videos are awesome. Perfectly explained and all make sense. Love it man!!
Thanks for watching.
OMG, i totally forgot this one, sir you are the best.
I had some thin rings to print the other day, so I tried your raft settings. Everything came off the raft cleanly and barely left a mark on the raft. Thanks.
I also had some issues with stringing. I had my settings for 45 mm/s and 5mm speed and distance, but for me increasing the retraction distance to 7mm removed the stringing almost entirely. We should also keep in mind that decreasing retraction speed and/or increasing retraction distance will add more print time.
Thanks so much for this video Chuck! I've got that 1 STL that NEVER sticks no matter what I try. So tonight I'll give this a shot. Be well sir!
Just made the change on my profile, results are amazing. Time for a torture test.
Thanks a lot for the settings , i will use them in my News ender 3 pro that i will reçeive tomorrow from Amazon
Thanks for the tips!
Extremely helpful settings and info, thanks very much indeed :-).
Thanks it fixed everything!
Beautiful, man! Thanks a lot! 😊
Chuck, you are a gentleman and a scholar.
Thank You.
Excellent tip man.
Thank you, the information you give is a huge help. Also for what you put on thingiverse.
Hi Chuck, I've been comparing your Cura profile settings with what you describe in this video. I'm trying to get a stringless Niko the Puppy (by Makerbot) and your settings have helped me a lot with my Ender 5 Pro. I notice you've also changed settings compared to what's on your website with this video. Obviously a lot changes in a year (perhaps the version of Cura has affected it). Anyway, thanks very much for this video and for sharing your Cura profile.
Great video. Well explained
Thanks a ton Chuck!
That's really wonderful. Thumbs up, CHEP.
Chuck, I just started with 3D printing. Picked up a used CR-10 Mini and am experimenting with getting just the right settings. So many variables, but am getting the hang of it. Thing is, I keep seeing your videos when searching for answers and guess what, you've come through for me more times than not. Subscribed.
Glad I could help. I have a playlist of videos for that printer.
th-cam.com/play/PLRFPlUhDTTlmJJ84smg3NYyPvGpjSthHm.html
Great Video Chuck , Greetings from Germany , i like the Videos and you have a nice Workshop .. keep it up
Perfect! Thanks!
Running to try both!!!! It's like christmas in November!!!
This is gold
Love your tips!
Great video, Chep. If you have a little time please make a video how to fight with tolerance. I mean when you for example print a screw and nut does not fit, because it is too tight. I think I need to tune horizontal expansion, right after flow rate&esteps calibration.
This is awesome!! I'm loving these excellent great tips and tricks for the Ender3 you've been posting. Thank you!! :-)
You’re welcome
That was a great video. Thank you!!!!
you are amazing! thanks so much for the great tips
Super helpful! Thanks!